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Lesser/European Pressphoto Agency Jack Stodghill showed a sticker he received after voting at the Woodmont Clubhouse polling precinct in Temple Terrace.
Florida Votes 2012
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Stodghill interviews Jim Carter, of Diversity Hiring Expos, who longs for the good old days when "he could expect a veritable parade of hungry recruiters and job seekers to greet him":
The M Word 2010
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Stodghill argues that "any company serious about competing in the global market has learned to embrace diversity, whether it's in gender, race, age or religion."
The M Word 2010
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The Star Press.com: Stodghill wrote far more than all that, though.
Archive 2009-11-08 Bill Crider 2009
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Nate Stodghill was the organizer, but when things didn't go the way he wanted in advance -- he wanted his friends and housemates to sell tickets for him and they didn't sell enough to make him happy -- he got blitzed at the event itself.
The Full Feed from HuffingtonPost.com The Huffington Post News Editors 2011
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Stodghill quit his job as a manager of a manufacturing business, cashing in his 401 (k) to attend law school.
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"More than anything, I really wanted to help people," Stodghill said.
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Stodghill and Beamer graduated from Newport News high schools, and Stodghill said he was in the first class affected by the busing plan.
The Shad Plank 2010
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Stodghill quit his job as a manager of a manufacturing business, cashing in his 401 (k) to attend law school.
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"More than anything, I really wanted to help people," Stodghill said.
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